U.S. consumer prices jump 6.2% in October, the biggest inflation surge in more than 30 years
The consumer price index surged 6.2% from a year ago in October, the most since December 1990.
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biggest inflation surge in more than 30 years
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This inflation is good. The news told me so.
Happy Thanksgiving.
High quality canned tuna is quite a bit more expensive too.
they were so quick to tout saving under a buck on our 4th of July meals, bet they don't have shit to say about turkey day
Hope this leads to a huge awakening. It's clear to see the damage democrats will do to our standard of living. This is their agenda they want us in the middle class to suffer.
awe ****! Guess Ramen it is...
Hey i like me some Ramen.
I actually do too... lol
If my house keeps going up in value I guess that's something to offset other things since I'm selling in a few months.
Unless you have to buy another house or pay rent.
True, but where I'm moving real estate is much cheaper than where I am.
Correct... but prices are inflated in that area to... so you will likely lose money or at the very least make no profit (if you try to sell the home in the near future)....
Some years ago my wife and I started to have Cornish Hens for Thanksgiving, a much cheaper option and quite filling and tasty. Give it a try.
This is a warning for future elections. Pull the D lever and this is the outcome. This is not the D party of 30 years ago, the new one wants full blown socialism and communism. Hopefully some people are smart enough and figure it out.
I'm not staying in Las Vegas. Where I'm going I get more house for less money, and prices there are dropping and inventory stays on the market for weeks/months at a time.
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